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Calhoun woman leads Saturday's 'Engineering Day' for girls 9th annual event is virtual this year Scott Marion Hearst Newspapers FacebookTwitterEmail Schleeper EDWARDSVILLE — “Introduce a Girl to Engineering Day” returns to Southern Illinois University Edwardsville Saturday with a new look. The Society of Women Engineers (SWE) at SIUE is hosting the ninth annual event for girls in grades 5-8. For the first time it will be in a free, virtual format. “I didn’t know about the Society of Women Engineers, but I heard about ‘Introduce a Girl to Engineering Day’ when I visited SIUE my s...

 E-Mail IMAGE: (Left) A D2NN ensemble, constituting 14 individual diffractive networks that have different types of filters placed between the object plane and the first diffractive layer. The ensemble class score comes... view more  Credit: by Md Sadman Sakib Rahman, Jingxi Li, Deniz Mengu, Yair Rivenson and Aydogan Ozcan Recently there has been a reemergence of interest in optical computing platforms for artificial intelligence-related applications. Optics/photonics is ideally suited for realizing neural network models because of the high speed, large bandwidth and high interconne...

/CNW Telbec/ - The Université de Sherbrooke (UdeS) is entering a new age of digital transformation focused on research and innovation in the field of wireless...

All about Aliens Most startling was his belief that all advanced technologies have come from some distant planet courtesy the aliens during the trips of our scientists to a far off planet using some ultra high speed vehicles. We used to brush aside all this but who knows the reality. Prof. Suresh Chander The UFOs (Unidentified Flying Objects) and aliens have been part of our imagination and have led to many conspiracy theories. There has been a spate of Hollywood movies on these subjects. Avatar (2009) being one of the most celebrated movies in this class on the silver screen and “X-Files�...

Limerick's Live 95 Search By Live95 News Team via University of Limerick A new remote learning device has enabled engineering students at the University of Limerick to recreate a lab environment from home. The technology developed by Analog Devices is allowing over 400 UL students to learn the fundamentals of electrical and electronic engineering from the safety of their home. The partnership has assisted these students in overcoming the challenges to off-campus teaching and learning presented by the Covid-19 pandemic. It...